Atlanta Opens New International Terminal
Officials hope the facility means more international businesses will choose to locate in Georgia.

The Latest On Greece's Financial Crisis
Government talks in Greece ended badly after the president invited the leaders of five parties to try to form a coalition. Meanwhile, analysts, economists and several European politicians are talking about a Grexit — a Greek exit from the eurozone — as being inevitable.

Portugal Looks Back On 1 Year Since Its Bailout
Uncertainty in Greece is rattling nerves in other European economies worried about a domino effect, if Athens were to leave the euro. Among those is Portugal. Wednesday marks one year since that country received a 103 billion dollar bailout. Reporter Lauren Frayer has more on how Portugal is faring.

Post Taliban, Saad Mohseni Builds Afghan Media Empire
Morning Edition's Renee Montagne winds down her reporting from Kabul with a look at how the Afghan media landscape has changed in the decade since the fall of the Taliban. Today she sits down with Saad Mohseni, who has built up a media empire over those ten years.

Murdoch Protege Charged With 'Perversion Of Justice'
Ex-News of the World editor Rebekah Brooks and five others were charged with alleged perversion.